Re: printing digital snaps

2003-10-26 Thread Paul Weaver
KMart at Garden city have been doing digital printing for a long time. Prices seem comparible to conventional photography. The woman in charge of the machines seems pretty knowledgable. I think you can drop the data off on disk, or email it to them. PW.

Re: printing digital snaps

2003-10-20 Thread Eugene
Hi David I am very impressed with the quality and service from K-mart (Midland but I guess they're all the same). 6x4s are 47¢ and 5x7s are 95¢ 8x10s are $9 or there abouts. Quality is backed up by Kodak. I have not had a print that wasn't colour accurate. Very competitive when compared to st

Re: printing digital snaps

2003-10-19 Thread Denise Williams
Hi All When I want proof-only quality I take a CD (all images saved as 10x15cm JPG's) to a small photo lab in Glengarry Shopping Centre, just off Warwick Rd. They charge $23 for 20 prints. I've also once used the E-Box at Big W, Karrinyup. Their prices are the cheapest I've seen anywhereapprox

Re: printing digital snaps

2003-10-19 Thread Paul Troester
On Saturday, Oct 18, 2003, at 06:38 Australia/Perth, David de la Hunty wrote: A general question to people doing digital stills: who do you use for printing standard size stills? A bit of a phone-around has showed huge variation in cost, and some of the photo shops around Perth find it all

printing digital snaps

2003-10-19 Thread David de la Hunty
A general question to people doing digital stills: who do you use for printing standard size stills? A bit of a phone-around has showed huge variation in cost, and some of the photo shops around Perth find it all a bit new. Any of you in the industry in the Perth region, who can give me a pric